Lockpicking with auto jigglers

Using an auto jiggler on a kwickset doorknob lock.

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Howto & Style

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• Lock
• picking
• auto
• jiggler
• lockpicktools

[sirkai007]

none of you can type or spell

[logIfin]

That is an american lock it opens when you just look it. :D

[kupkake611]

you are jiggling the wrong locks jigglers are made for cars

[zacthebold]

@ANCUTTER I keep coming across page after page that says to be charged like that there must be intent, whatever that means. Did they find some bullshit way to say that you had crimminal intent? Have you actually went to court? Have you been convicted? Is it a done deal? Tell me the whole story.

[ANCUTTER]

The Reason i know this is because in california i was stopped by a cop who thought id been smoking.( which i wasn't). Either way i allowed him to search me and i had a Set of jigglers because i work at a car junkyard. I was arrested and charged with felony possession.

[zacthebold]

@ANCUTTER Alright I googled it, I think you are misunderstanding burglary tool laws. Legaly a lockpick is the same as a hammer or a crowbar. They are legal to own and purchase but if there is evedence to prove malicious intent then you are gulty of a felony (possesion of burglary tools). A LOCKSMITH license is required to practice the locksmith trade professionaly, but any one can have lockpicks. Retard.

[ANCUTTER]

I hate retards. Google it if you dont believe me. And I Have the court transcripts to prove it. 43 of the states in U.S. its a felony to own a lock-pick set without license.

[zacthebold]

@ANCUTTER No it is not asshole. Shut the fuck up and stop spreading disinformation!!!

[ANCUTTER]

lol! a tool anyone can buy... but is a felony to own unless you have a lock-pick license.

[alanmacleod50]

@TheCerveloist

I have an almost identical set. They are marketed on the site I purchased them from as being for pin tumbler locks, and they do work.

I have opened several pin tumbler padlocks with them but have never attempted a door.

The key I have most success with is one which looks like a double sided bump key, instead of using a 'jiggling' motion, I rake the lock (as in traditional picking) while applying a slight turning motion.